The human rights to water and sanitation, gender equality, and the State
Isha Ray authored an interesting Review1 of my book on the human rights to water and sanitation.2 I appreciate her definition of the book's approach as a compelling “moral and political case for water and sanitation rights” and she made me proud when suggesting that it is aligned with Eleanor Roosevelt's idea that human rights begin in places “so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps of the world”.